digitalmars.D - what does this error mean?
- clayasaurus (3/3) Nov 04 2004 i'm converting a c++ project to D and i'm getting a ton of error message...
- Walter (3/6) Nov 05 2004 Try moving the definition of CVector3 before line 35.
- clayasaurus (2/15) Nov 05 2004
- Stewart Gordon (4/9) Nov 08 2004 To me, it means DMD still has a few bugs in this area. Isn't D meant to...
- Walter (4/12) Nov 09 2004 messages
i'm converting a c++ project to D and i'm getting a ton of error messages "camera.d(35): struct camera.CVector3 no size yet for forward reference" does anyone know what this could mean? thx.
Nov 04 2004
"clayasaurus" <clayasaurus gmail.com> wrote in message news:cmfbe5$18sn$1 digitaldaemon.com...i'm converting a c++ project to D and i'm getting a ton of error messages "camera.d(35): struct camera.CVector3 no size yet for forward reference" does anyone know what this could mean? thx.Try moving the definition of CVector3 before line 35.
Nov 05 2004
thx. that seems to work :) Walter wrote:"clayasaurus" <clayasaurus gmail.com> wrote in message news:cmfbe5$18sn$1 digitaldaemon.com...i'm converting a c++ project to D and i'm getting a ton of error messages "camera.d(35): struct camera.CVector3 no size yet for forward reference" does anyone know what this could mean? thx.Try moving the definition of CVector3 before line 35.
Nov 05 2004
clayasaurus wrote:i'm converting a c++ project to D and i'm getting a ton of error messages "camera.d(35): struct camera.CVector3 no size yet for forward reference" does anyone know what this could mean? thx.To me, it means DMD still has a few bugs in this area. Isn't D meant to work regardless of the order in which data types are declared? Stewart.
Nov 08 2004
"Stewart Gordon" <smjg_1998 yahoo.com> wrote in message news:cmnj69$2ll9$1 digitaldaemon.com...clayasaurus wrote:messagesi'm converting a c++ project to D and i'm getting a ton of errorD does do a reasonably good job with this, but not 100%."camera.d(35): struct camera.CVector3 no size yet for forward reference" does anyone know what this could mean? thx.To me, it means DMD still has a few bugs in this area. Isn't D meant to work regardless of the order in which data types are declared?
Nov 09 2004